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Discover BaseN’s wealth of insights – blog posts and thought leadership – on Digital Twins, the Internet of Thing, the Industrial Internet of Thing, digital transformation, digitalization, and other relevant cutting-edge technological innovations in the business landscape.

Citizen Spime

::: nBlog ::: Governments here in Finland and elsewhere are often struggling with new e-services offered to citizens. From social security projects like Obamacare to electronic voting,

Spimejeans

::: nBlog ::: On Friday I heard unfortunate news that the company Nomojeans had filed for bankruptcy, already a couple of months ago. Nomo’s idea

Echoes from Natanz

::: nBlog ::: This morning I spotted an alarm from our heating system, brought to the mobile view as minor/informational and triggered by BaseN Platform trend

Industrie 4.0 Spimed

::: nBlog ::: Yesterday I, together with our chief engineer and chief architect were listening to a full-blown presentation about the German Industrie 4.0 initiative. Our

Spimes That Be

::: nBlog ::: During the last five years, I’ve been able to increase the energy (and financial) efficiency of our home buildings by more than 40 percent.

Vending life

::: nBlog ::: Japan seems to be a land of vending machines. One runs into arrays of them in restaurants, barber shops, subway stations, grocery stores,

Spime Identity

::: nBlog ::: When vendors plan new products and services, it is often forgotten or neglected that the strongest buying influencer is universally the buyer’s identity. This

Model S Spimer

::: nBlog ::: Tesla Motors’ Elon Musk announced yesterday that they’ll make all their patents available to others, to be utilized “for good purposes”. More specifically, Tesla

Real Spimes

::: nBlog ::: After spending a couple of busy days in an Internet-of-Things conference, presenting and participating in panels, I couldn’t help thinking of redefining

Hairspime

::: nBlog ::: The Internet of Things is often confined to lifeless physicality, which greatly reduces its conceivable applications. Things, anyway, rarely used to have